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Feature Stories
The water flea Daphnia. Credit Poryecto Agua, cc-by-nc-sa
What’s New Under the Sun? Offering An Alternate View on Evolutionary Novelty
Grass Fellow Z. Yan Wang visiting an active California two-spot octopus (O. bimaculoides) at the Marine Resources Center. Photo by Nora Bradford.
Live Fast, Die Young: Grass Fellow Explores Octopus's Death Spiral
Skate embryo with tissues in diffent colors Courtesy of J Andrew Gillis
The Evolution of Evo-Devo
The Hawaiian bobtail squid, Euprymna scolopes, is a model system for studying animal-bacterial symbiosis. Credit: Tom Kleindinst
Squid and Octopus Genome Studies Reveal How Cephalopods’ Unique Traits Evolved
cephalopod imaged during the 2022 embryology course
A California two-spot octopus (Octopus bimaculoides) imaged during the 2022 Embryology course at the MBL. This image was taken on a Leica THUNDER system. Credit: Hannah Jones

Students in this summer's Advanced Research Training Courses have access to state-of-the-art microscopy equipment through MBL's Imaging Innovation Center.

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Research News
Phytoplankton blooms in the global ocean. Credit: NASA Goddard
New Model Sheds Light on Day/Night Cycle in the Global Ocean
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Sally Seraphin is using red-eyed tree frogs to study the effects of early childhood adversity. Credit: Geoff Gallice
What Can Frogs Tell Us About Childhood Adversity? Whitman Fellow Sally Seraphin Explores
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The water flea Daphnia. Credit Poryecto Agua, cc-by-nc-sa
What’s New Under the Sun? Offering An Alternate View on Evolutionary Novelty
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Education News
The inaugural 2022 Building Innovation Through Diversity (BID) cohort and their hosts.
Inaugural “Building Innovation through Diversity” Cohort Comes to the MBL
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Microbial Diversity spelled out on petri dishes. Credit: Sebastien Laye
Microbial Diversity Course Celebrates 50+ Years
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Embryology course assistant Frances Moore prepares course material and plans course events.
"Take Five" with Frances Moore, Course Assistant, Embryology
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Students in the 2022 ECHO Course perform lab work. Credit: Emily Greenhalgh
New MBL Course Targets Hormone-Disrupting Pollutants
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MBL Spotlight
Hari Shroff with his DiSPIM microscope in Lillie Laboratory in 2017. Credit Diana Kenney
Hari Shroff: The Science & Play of Imaging | NIH Speaking of Science Podcast
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Anna Clemencia Guerrero, creator of the “Seeing Cells” exhibit in the Bay Reading Room of the MBLWHOI Library.
MBL Exhibits Show Entwined History of Microscopy and Cell Biology
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Grass Fellows march in the 2022 4th of July Parade in Woods Hole
Highlights from the Woods Hole 4th of July Parade
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Media Mentions
Plate 5 from the zoology of the voyage of the HMS Beagle. Red and black bird on a tan background
This Vast Library of Life Puts Nature Online | The Washington Post
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Diagram of RNA editing. Credit Korro Bio
Non-CRISPR Gene Editing Platforms Make the Cut--or Avoid It | GEN
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MBL's Bret Grasse, second from left, at Cepahopod Movie Night 2022 Credit Science Friday
MBL Scientists are Front and Center for "Cephalopod Week"
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